Taranis delays Thor Project drilling amid British Columbia regulatory uncertainty
- Taranis Resources is reviewing planned exploration at Thor project in British Columbia, shifting to a more measured schedule due to political and regulatory conditions.
- Drilling on three permitted, drill-ready targets adjacent to Thor deposit—Nortran, Borr, One O’clock—will be deferred until provincial risk conditions improve.
- Near-term work pivots to lower-capital exploration across expanded 63 sq km Silver Cup land position, including re-evaluation of historical mines and prospects now under its mineral tenures.
- Reprocessed historical aeromagnetic and electromagnetic data, integrated with 2022 survey, outlined two lamprophyre dyke systems linked to mineralization; Thor Lamprophyre traced over 12 km, Five Mile Lamprophyre over 7 km.
- Shares outstanding total 103,739,487, rising to 122,608,613 on a fully diluted basis.
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